WAKE UP CALL: Too many people wrongly believe that Trump is done attacking abortion. But in his 1st year back in office, his admin has harshly gone after access, even in states where abortion is legal, and already we've seen a reduction of abortion clinics in the U.S. This cannot be ignored!

Ciji Graham was at risk of heart failure, and was denied urgent treatment. Days later, she died.

Join us, Guttmacher and Ms. Magazine on Feb. 17 to hear from @michelebgoodwin, Kelly Baden, and Renee Bracey Sherman on how mis- and disinformation are reshaping the sexual and reproductive health landscape—and how to navigate and disrupt those information systems. RSVP: ​​https://ow.ly/WRGq50XWSaK

A sprinkle of bioethics to ponder as the country reckons with the violent start to 2026. #medsky msmagazine.com/2026/01/09/r...

On Jan 14, anti-abortion members of the US Senate will hold a hearing on the safety of #MedicationAbortion. In reality, it's a junk science-fueled attack on mifepristone. In @msmagazine.com, Guttmacher, @prh.org#MedicationAbortion& the EMAA Project break down the false claims we expect to hear: https://gu.tt/4buBKRU

Because I couldn’t stop myself from getting involved in the Heated Rivalry discourse…. My latest, with my cool grad student, for Ms. Magazine! Off the ice relationships on HBO are great tv, but uhhh why doesn’t the NHL have a DV policy? Asking the league to do better msmagazine.com/2026/01/13/h...

Man Up author @milleridriss.bsky.social recently spoke with Jackson Katz for a two-part interview with @msmagazine.com about "the blind spot in extremism research"—misogyny's connection to political extremism and violence.

A sickening milestone marked today: At least 12 women have died because of delayed care due to abortion bans. Ciji Graham was a 34-year-old mother. A police officer. Newly pregnant. Her heart rate was 192 ... yet she was sent home. How many more women have to die? msmagazine.com/2024/11/04/w...

Explore a longer list of our most-read stories of the year:

In 2025, our most-read articles ranged from investigations into secret maternity homes to explorations of American masculinity—and so much more. Coming in at #10, an exploration of the case of Adriana Smith—who Georgia kept on life support as a result of the state’s strict abortion ban.

wrapping up the year with a bonus ep of "looking back, moving forward" that explores what feminist history can offer our fight for a feminist future. featuring *the* loretta ross, ms. exec ed kathy spillar, ms. committee of scholars co-chair janell hobson, and yours truly. tune in @msmagazine.com!

If you're not subscribed to Ms. Magazine what are you even doing?!

⭐️ this interview is fantastic. if you don’t have time to read it now, bookmark it for later. i’ve already read through it twice and plan to go through it again, because there’s so much that’s important here and so much that i want to bring into 2026 as I keep fighting for my rights. @msmagazine.com

@msmagazine.com has been painstakingly covering women’s news for 50 years. “Women’s news” is everyone’s news because we all depend on the health and welfare of women. If you don’t read it, you’re literally missing half the story. This is a set of must-read news. msmagazine.com/2025/12/22/p...

More than 70 percent of hotel housekeepers in the United States are women. Their labor is the backbone of an industry that markets comfort but often denies dignity to those who create it.

2025 wasn't *all* bad... right? Here are a few feminist victories worth celebrating: msmagazine.com/2025/12/29/f...

I love this list from @msmagazine.com. A reminder that wins are still happening. And a great way to start my Sex, Gender, and the Law course off next week.

Police officer domestic violence is a structural failure—not just the isolated misconduct of "a few bad apples."

For @msmagazine.com, I wrote about the WNBA and the issue of pay equity. By the time the WNBA was only two seasons in (1999-2000) the average NBA salary was 58 times higher than the average WNBA salary. Twenty-six years later, the gap has jumped to 116 times higher.

"They are being mandated by the states in which they’re practicing to act in violation of their obligations to their patients." Read our partners at @P4HR on the impact of abortion bans across entire healthcare systems. msmagazine.com/2025/11/18/a...

@jessmichaelsspeaks.bsky.social joined @michelebgoodwin.bsky.social to discuss her experience as a survivor, her work as an advocate, and what the public should know about sexual violence as news about Epstein and his connections to powerful men and women continues to come to light.

A good roundup of #OutOfOfficeForCare in @msmagazine.com. “More than 450K women have left the workforce this year, one of the steepest declines outside the pandemic. Workers point to burnout, crushing cost of childcare, and lack of access to paid leave.” msmagazine.com/2025/11/25/w...

A mass anti-abortion activist "training camp" set up a campus in a church in Memphis, Tennessee. They kick off their "program" this week. It's terrifying. Stay tuned for more. @msmagazine.com msmagazine.com/2025/11/26/a...

On Friday, a law banning doctors from shipping abortion pills will take effect in Texas. This is the War on Women report:

Leaving an abusive relationship is hard. We can quit him: Marjorie Taylor Greene and the rest of us should learn how it’s done from survivors, and the courts must have our backs when we do. msmagazine.com/2025/11/24/m...

"There's a reason why ICE is the largest law enforcement agency: because they're charged to make America white again." —Dr. Eddie S. Glaude Jr. #tribfest

Several members of the Berks leadership team have joined our colleagues in Texas to call attention to the escalating threats against Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and all forms of gender scholarship.  Read more here: msmagazine.com/2025/11/11/t...

Women voters were the decisive force in the 2025 elections, driving sweeping Democratic victories across key states. Here's what you need to know:

Despite growing legal threats to the accessibility of abortion pills, national networks of volunteers are working to distribute the medication, discreetly and without cost to patients.

Read my take on election results for women from Georgia to NJ & VA to NYC to St Paul, Minnesota in @msmagazine.com 🗳️👏🏼🎉

Nancy Pelosi announced this week that she plans to retire in 2027 after 39 years in Congress.

A New York judge’s ruling reaffirms the strength of state shield laws and draws a clear line against Texas’ attempt to export its abortion ban beyond its borders. @msmagazine.com msmagazine.com/2025/11/06/m...

California just gave medication abortion providers—including mail-order pharmacies—and patients a powerful new tool.

Important updates on the fight for gender justice in @msmagazine.com this week, including the rally ABB joined calling on Amazon to follow the law and respect pregnant workers' rights, plus abhorrent conditions for pregnant women in ICE detention facilities: msmagazine.com/2025/10/28/f...

'Not Just About Abortion': Amidst Federal Attacks on Planned Parenthood, Georgia Clinics Fight Maternal Mortality and Postpartum Neglect Clinics are centering community care, education and maternal health to protect patients far beyond abortion access 📰 msmagazine.com/2025/09/24/g...

New podcast 🎧 The Long Way Home is a five-part limited series that journeys into the heart of substance use disorders and recovery. Hosted by @michelebgoodwin this series features members from O'Neill's Center on Addiction & Public Policy. https://msmagazine.com/drug-recovery-democracy/

The U.S. continues to wage a war on its children.

“Recovery is not just a personal journey. It is a political one." Explore our latest Women & Democracy offering, presented in collaboration with @oneillinstitute.bsky.social in honor of National Recovery Month: The Right to Recovery is Essential to Democracy.

On Oct. 3, 1977, Rosie Jiménez—a 27-year-old mother, student and aspiring teacher in McAllen, Texas—died after being denied Medicaid coverage for abortion. Nearly 50 years later, the policy that killed her is still on the books.

Most Americans reject using the criminal justice system to police abortion care.

A must-read: @msmagazine.com is running an important 4-part series about the rise in anti-abortion violence under the Trump administration. It feels especially timely this week, as conservatives try to paint the left as politically violent in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder.

"if we’re going to get real equality, we have to have a constitutional guarantee of equality." for the latest episode of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to ms. executive ed kathy spillar about the promise of the equal rights amendment. read more + tune in @msmagazine.com!

If Mississippi mom Latisha could tell Congress one thing, it would be this: “Don’t cut benefits like SNAP or childcare. Make them stronger, because they fill the gap for working families.” msmagazine.com/2025/09/04/g...

With strict abortion bans in neighboring states, Illinois has become a central hub for safe abortion access.

"the expectation of equality is the most important cultural thing that we can achieve." in the latest episode of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to trailblazer carol moseley braun about the long battle for the ERA—and why it still matters. read more + tune in @msmagazine.com!

Carol Moseley Braun became the first Black woman elected to the Senate after her involvement in the movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. In the final episode of Looking Back, Moving Forward, more than 40 years later, she asked a simple question: “Why haven’t we gotten this right yet?”

"people think it’s either won, or we can’t ever do it. they’re both wrong." i talked to @feminist.org president ellie smeal for the latest ep of "looking back, moving forward" about the history and future of the fight for the ERA. read more + tune in @msmagazine.com!

The state finds new ways to target women’s reproductive health and autonomy and inspires other states to enact their own draconian laws.

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell came together in Washington, D.C., united in demanding truth, accountability, and the release of long-hidden federal files. See our photos from the event: